Michael McFarlane, baritone and Doreen McFarlane, soprano, combine their exceptional vocal power and showmanship for an unforgettable musical experience. They believe that it's never too late for the return of meaningful lyrics and lovely melody, presented with taste, good humor and beautiful singing.

Combining their classical training with a relaxed informality, they are able to swing from style to style with ease and authenticity. They have sung together in opera opera, musical theater, on five star cruise ships, and in resort including The Greenbriar in West Virginia and The Boca Raton Hotel and Club, as well as New York City's Waldorf Astoria Hotel. They have toured the U.S. and Canada for Community Concert Association of New York City in hundreds of performances of their own "concert shows" Romberg Remembered and New Faces of 1917.

Critical Comments

"The real punch came from the singing and the light-hearted acting."

- Omaha World Herald, Nebraska

"From the onset, Michael and Doreen had full control of the evening. 'With their superb interpretations, they held our audience like putty in their talented hands."

-Fort Morgan Times, Colorado

"Throughout, there was a spirit of enjoyment, not only in the audience but in the singers themselves."

-Houlton Maine News, Maine

Classical Cabaret A totally relaxing, sophisticated, and enjoyable evening of the best of Gershwin, Berlin, Kern, Porter, Rodgers, and Hammerstein, Loesser, and more. Romberg Remembered A "concert show," staged, scripted, acted, and sung, depicting the lie and times of Sigmund Romberg, the last in a royal line of American Operetta composers. Every song is a winner! Songbirds in a Gilded Age The songs of the Gilded Age, far from being museum relics, are full of lovely melody and grand sentiment. Step back in time into the Victorian parlor, and discover just why they are as winning today as they were in the height of their popularity. Come Back To Erin Nothing is more beautiful and touching than the glorious and melodic songs of Ireland. The McFarlanes sing those you know and those you'll wish you had known all your life.	Accents on Broadway Broadway favorites from abroad! Songs with every accent from the French of smile deBecque's Some Enchanted Evening (South Pacific) to the English Cockney of Liza Doolittle in Wouldn't it be Loverly? (My Fair Lady)! New Faces of 1917 An entertainment and the passing portrait of an age. The McFarlanes fix, for a moment, the flickering image of the year before World War I, as it affected the lives of two singers of the period, both on stage and off stage. Video Preview New Faces of 1917 A Christmas Offering Both sacred and secular Christmas music is presented with the joy of the season.
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